The Demons of Folk Houston, Texas
The New Program. A sonic mix of Probable Pop, Disco, Experimental Dance, Minimal House, Reggae, Downtempo and that's fun,
challengng and great for car jamming. Influences: Crazy P, The Fall, Black Uhuru, Bernard Poolman, Yma Sumac and St. Etienne.
The Demons of Folk spring from the artistic ambitions of Darryl Thomas, a Houston - based theoretical musician and investigative blogger.
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